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BaCl2?H2O(s)loses water when it is heated in an oven:

BaCl2⋅H2O(s)⇌BaCl2(s)+H2O(g)

Δ±á°=63.11kJ/molat25°C

Δ³§Â°=+148J/(Kâ‹…mol)at25°C

a) Write the equilibrium constant for this reaction. Calculate the vapour pressure of gaseous H2O(PH2O) above BaCl2â‹…H2Oat 298K.

(b) If ∆H°and ∆S°are not temperature dependent (a poor assumption), estimate the temperature at which PH2O above BaCl2⋅H2O(s)will be 1 bar.

Short Answer

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a)

K=PH2O=e-∆G°/RT=e-∆H°-T∆S/RT

The vapor pressure for the given reaction is 4.7×10-4bar.

b)

The temperature at which gaseous water PH2Oover role="math" localid="1663391275590" BaCI2H2Oswill be 1 bar is 153°C.

Step by step solution

01

The concept used.

Equilibrium constant (K): In the equilibrium reaction, the ratio is between the concentration of the reactant and the concentration of the product. If K's value is smaller than 1, the reaction should be moved to the left; if K is more than 1, the reaction should be moved to the right.

As

ΔG°=-RTlnK

And,

K=e-∆G°/RT

Here, ∆G°is the change in free energy.

K is the equilibrium constant.

R is gas constant 8.314.

T is temperature.

02

Subpart (a) The equilibrium constant for the given reaction and the vapor pressure.

The given reaction is:

BaCl2⋅H2Os⇌BaCl2s+H2Og

Δ±á°=-63.11kJ/molat25°C

ΔH°=+148J(K.mol)at25°C

The vapor pressure of the given equation is:

K=PBaCl2.PH2OPBaCl2.H2O

For pure solid, the activity is equal to one.

role="math" localid="1663391640608" K=PH2O=e-∆G°/RT=e-∆H°-T∆S/RT

Here,

ΔG°=-(ΔG°-TΔS)K=e(63.11×103J/mol-(298.15K)(148JK"-1)"mol-1)/(8.314472J/(K⋅mol))(298.15K)K=4.7×10-4bar

03

The temperature at which PH2O above BaCl2⋅H2O(s) is 1 bar.

The given reaction is:

BaCl2⋅H2Os⇌BaCl2s+H2Og

Δ±á°=-63.11kJ/molat25°CΔ±á°=+148J(K.mol)at25°C

K=PBaCl2.PH2OPBaCl2.H2O

For pure solid, the activity is equal to one.

K=PH2OPH2O=1=e-(ΔH°-TΔS)/RT

Here,

Δ±á°-TΔ³§Â°mustbezero

And Δ±á°-TΔ³§Â°=0

Therefore,

T=Δ±á°Δ³§Â°=426K=153°C

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